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Child Support

Is Child Support Mandatory in California?

Divorce can be an emotionally challenging and stressful experience, especially if children are involved. If two spouses divorce, they are both still financially responsible for taking care of their children. Child support is a crucial system for helping ensure your children’s needs are being met as they age. Though the specific regulations are sometimes difficult to understand, both parents are obligated to pay child support after a divorce until their children reach the age of 18. Some divorced spouses, however, question whether they can waive their child support, but this is not legally allowed in California. Understanding Child Support Child support is a continuous contribution of money that is used …

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How Is Child Support in California Determined?

Divorce can be complicated, and when there are children involved, it can be even more complex. In a divorce where spouses have children together, both are responsible for the care of those children, including financially. Child support is a necessary part of childcare after divorce. Though it can be overwhelming, understanding how child support is calculated in California can help you and your ex-spouse make informed decisions about your future and the future of your children. What Is Child Support? Child support is a portion of one parent’s income that’s paid to the other parent, or a portion of income that both parents must pay, to provide for the care …

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What Are Typical Cases Involving Family Law in California?

Family law is a broad term that covers a variety of civil cases that resolve conflicts within family units. The purpose of family law is to be sure that all parties involved are heard equally to arrive at the best possible outcome. Family cases can be emotionally charged and difficult because they involve litigants that are related, have built lives together, and, at some point, shared love with one another. While family courts encourage resolutions that take place outside of the courtroom, ultimately the court process will intervene if the parties cannot reach an amicable agreement. While there are many types of cases heard in family law courts, there are …

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What Is the Minimum Child Support in California?

One of the biggest issues couples who are divorced or facing divorce must contend with is determining the amount of child support that one of them will pay. In the state of California, this figure is based on the amount of time each parent will be with the children, how many children the parents have, how much each parent earns, and whether they are eligible for certain tax deductions. Child support will be calculated in various scenarios, including some domestic partnership situations, paternity cases, separations, and divorces or dissolutions. The courts use a very specific calculation throughout the state, so that child support requirements are uniform and provide a minimum …

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Practice Areas

  • Contempt
  • Custody and Visitation
  • Child support
  • Divorce and Dissolution
  • Domestic Violence
  • Grandparents Rights
  • Legal Separation
  • Mediated Divorce
  • Modification of Court Orders or Judgments
  • Step Parents Rights
  • Move Away / Relocation
  • Paternity
  • Property
  • Support
  • Uncontested Divorce
  • Domestic Partnership
  • Pre-Nuptial Agreement
  • Postnuptial Agreement
  • Hidden Assets
  • High Net Worth Divorce
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Client Testimonials

Need a good family law attorney, call Stephanie Squires! She responded right away to my inquiry and gave me some very sound advice. When my situation turned to where I actually needed representation, I immediately called her. She quickly came up with a sound approach[...]

- Leah C.

I was referred to Stephanie Squires, and she was great! She resolved my legal issues with my ex and got me everything I deserved. She returned all of my calls and emails quickly and explained everything so I didn’t have questions. Everything was done quickly[...]

- Anonymous

Stephanie Squires came highly recommended from one of my friends. I was very impressed by her knowledge of law, her thorough nature, and sense of urgency with my case. I was in a big hurry to get the case done and move on with my life…. Stephanie did not miss a single detail and exceeded all[...]

- Catherine

Having Stephanie Squires represent me was a great choice. I was kept informed of everything going on in my case. I didn’t have to call and ask what was happening. If I had a question or if something happened, I could email or call her office and get a return response really quickly. It was very convenient[...]

- Deanna

Stephanie Squires was my attorney for my divorce. She explained my rights and was really patient with all my questions. I really liked being able to send a question by email and get a quick answer. My divorce went exactly how she said it would.

- Anonymous
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